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About My Lists

My Lists is a checklist app that stays simple and keeps your data to itself.

Make a list, add items, check them off. That is the whole idea. There is no account to create, no sign-in, no ads and no tracking — the app does not even ask for internet access.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Keep as many lists as you like, and archive the ones you have finished with instead of deleting them
• Check items off, tap one to edit it, and clear everything you have checked in a single step
• Indent items to group them under a heading — aisles in a shop, stops on a trip, rooms in a house
• Reorder by pressing and holding an item, then dragging it where you want it
• Undo any delete, whether it is one item or a whole list
• Export a list as a PDF to print, save or send
• Light, dark, or follow your phone's setting
• On a tablet, lists and their contents sit side by side

BACKUPS ON YOUR TERMS

My Lists does not take part in Google's automatic backup, so your lists are never copied to your Google account without you asking for it.

You choose where backups go instead. Pick a folder once — on the device itself, or in a cloud service you already use — and the app saves a snapshot there whenever you tap Back Up Now. Restoring takes a safety copy of your current lists first, so a restore you did not mean to run can be undone.

Backups are ordinary files. You can open, move, copy or delete them yourself, and they are not locked to this app.

Because the app opts out of Google's backup, your lists will not reappear on their own after reinstalling or on a new phone. Backing up is how you carry them across.

COMING FROM AN IPHONE

The iPhone and iPad version (listed on the App Store as myListApp) writes its backups in the same format. Back up on one device, copy the file across, and restore it on the other.

PRIVACY

Anything you create stays on your device unless you back it up, export it or share it, and each of those happens only when you tap it. Nothing is sent to the developer. No analytics, no advertising, no accounts.